"Publicly, the men in white promised the residents of Golf Manor that they had nothing to fear, and to this day neither Pease nor any of the dozen or so people I interviewed knows the real reason that the Environmental Protection Agency briefly invaded their neighborhood. When asked, most mumble something about a chemical spill. The truth is far more bizarre: the Golf Manor Superfund cleanup was provoked by the boy next door, David Hahn, who attempted to build a nuclear breeder reactor in his mother's potting shed as part of a Boy Scout merit-badge project."
So a quick search of the national Superfund cleanup list
http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/query/basic.htm
Turns up three radioactive Superfund sites in Michigan. None of which are in Golf Manor.
Of course it could be a cover up.
Don't belive everything you read, but for gods sake belive some of it.
- SR
Slashdot Mirror
"Publicly, the men in white promised the residents of Golf Manor that they had nothing to fear, and to this day neither Pease nor any of the dozen or so people I interviewed knows the real reason that the Environmental Protection Agency briefly invaded their neighborhood. When asked, most mumble something about a chemical spill. The truth is far more bizarre: the Golf Manor Superfund cleanup was provoked by the boy next door, David Hahn, who attempted to build a nuclear breeder reactor in his mother's potting shed as part of a Boy Scout merit-badge project." So a quick search of the national Superfund cleanup list http://www.epa.gov/superfund/sites/query/basic.htm
Turns up three radioactive Superfund sites in Michigan. None of which are in Golf Manor.
Of course it could be a cover up.
Don't belive everything you read, but for gods sake belive some of it.
- SR